Why did ICBC Zhang Hongli go to Houpu?

ICBC Zhang Hongli went to Hopu for family reasons, and submitted his resignation to the Board of Directors of ICBC, resigning as the vice president.

At the same time, due to the expiration of the director's term, Zhang Hongli no longer serves as an executive director, a member of the board of directors and a member of the risk management committee of the Bank. It is worth noting that after resigning as vice president, Zhang Hongli joined Hopu Investment as co-chairman. According to public information, Zhang Hongli was born in 1965, and has been the vice president of China Industrial and Commercial Bank since May 20 10.

From June 2065438 to June 2005, he served as the executive director of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Co., Ltd. Prior to ICBC, Zhang Hongli worked for Deutsche Bank as the vice chairman, managing director and president of Greater China of Deutsche Bank Asia Branch. In the resignation announcement of that year, ICBC commented that Mr. Zhang Hongli had been conscientious and conscientious since he joined the company on 20 10.

Management experience

It has made important contributions to the Bank's corporate governance, board operation, business development, reform and innovation, risk management, internationalization and comprehensive strategy promotion. On April 20 10, Zhang Hongli was appointed as the vice president of China Industrial and Commercial Bank. The Board of Directors of China Industrial and Commercial Bank believes that Zhang Hongli is familiar with the international financial market and domestic situation and has rich experience in international banking management. He is welcome to join the Bank.

Prior to this, Zhang Hongli was the chairman of Deutsche Bank (China) Limited. During his ten years in charge of Deutsche Bank's business in China, he played a decisive role in Deutsche Bank's business development in China market. In addition, Zhang Hongli served as a member of the 10th and 11th China People's Political Consultative Conference, and was the first representative to participate in and discuss state affairs as an executive of a multinational company.